FinTech Incubator Winners Announced
Leif Christensen, '21, Computer Science & Systems, took first prize in the FinTech Incubator Competition, sponsored by the UW Tacoma Center for Business Analytics and Sound Credit Union.
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UW Tacoma Convocation welcomes new and returning Tacoma Huskies to campus
The start of the new school year brought together students, faculty and staff for Convocation, a festive celebration that encourages Tacoma Huskies to explore the many programs and resources available across UW Tacoma.
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Seven new faculty members bring wide-ranging expertise to UW Tacoma
From responsible AI use to preventing common infections, this year’s new faculty members are tackling questions that matter to our community and beyond.
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Grit makes a Survivor
From Tacoma Husky to Survivor finalist, Sage Ahrens-Nichols (MSW ‘24) has never followed a conventional path. Long before the final elimination, Sage was getting acquainted with the human condition by studying social work at UW Tacoma. Those lessons helped her compete on one of television’s toughest stages.
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Two-room Montana schoolhouse hosts UW Tacoma professor for artist residency
For nearly 20 years, a historic schoolhouse has hosted artists, writers, musicians and more for a live-work residency in a tiny Montana town of just 25 people. Two Dot Schoolhouse, stewarded by Seattle artist Ruth Marie Tomlinson, offered Assistant Professor Yixuan Pan an inspiring space to prepare for her upcoming solo exhibition at SUNY Binghamton.
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At Friday Harbor Labs, UW Tacoma researchers translate biological survival mechanisms into groundbreaking technology
By approaching biological questions with a framework of physics and mechanical engineering, scientists at UW's Friday Harbor Labs learn great lessons from armored and obscure life under the sea. UW Tacoma Assistant Professor Cassandra Donatelli is quoted.
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William "Bill" Philip, who founded Columbia Bank and championed UW Tacoma, dies at 99
As the founder of Columbia Bank and an influential advocate for higher education in Tacoma, Bill Philip played a key role in the creation of UW Tacoma. Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange reflects on his legacy in a Puget Sound Business Journal article about his passing.
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